Satoshi Nakamoto reads Shakespeare and Plutarch
In his open philosophy class, Dr. Craig Wright tackles Plutarch's Parallel Lives and how it was inspired by Shakespeare, and why the American founding fathers feared democracy.
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Yuval Harari and Craig Wright—a comparison regarding data
Once data enters Bitcoin, it becomes public; yes, we can encrypt it, but we keep track of it because Bitcoin transaction is publicly available, reducing fraud, corruption, and worse.
Barry Silbert was bullish on Bitcoin BSV—even in 2014
Barry Silbert was bullish on bitcoin in 2014; however, in 2017-2022, he turned to a multi-chain and speculation/trading-based investment strat, leading to one of the major bankruptcies of this bear market.
2023: The year of AI
While offering limitless possibilities, the risks of using artificial intelligence remain, including the possibility of data being mishandled and violating existing laws like copyright and intellectual property regulations.
What’s more important: Community or Utility?
Patrick Thompson highlights the underlying importance of building a community when establishing a good business, which is often overshadowed by the need for utility.
You’ll own everything, and you will be happy
Instead of competing for an exclusive network effect, interoperability creates a unique environment where developers and clients from all walks of life compete to provide the best user experience.
Bitcoin’s success relies on it being used, not HODL’d
The value of BSV will only grow if holders actually use them to transact—be it sending, receiving, or paying for goods and services—instead of just HODL'ing.
The struggle for the true Bitcoin: BTC, BCH or BSV
Marquez Comelab gives an in-depth discussion on how two clashing groups led to the split of Bitcoin and the importance of building a stable protocol in achieving scalability.
Humans of BSV
Here are the people who deserve a lot of credit for making 2022 awesome by leading the way, working hard, and helping keep the DNA of BSV healthy.
Dear Elon Musk: Contrary to popular belief, Bitcoin has the ability to scale
In this letter to Elon Musk, Bryan Daugherty explained his different view on blockchain technology utility, specifically proof-of-work consensus mechanisms for data and financial interchange.
Farewell to 2022… Hello 2023!
2022 witnessed the dashing dreams of BTC loyalists who called for the price to hit $100k, given their infallible plan to get rich by HODLing, while the Defi crowd got their time in the sun.
Prometheus: Choosing to be bound
The Promethean position argued that rebellion is only warranted when authority is not validly installed or no longer aligned with its mandate.
2023 blockchain trends that lead to success
As trust in blockchain and all its buzzwords wane, 2023 will be a challenging period to market products tied to these techs, with businesses needing a new approach to tackle this issue head-on.
Understanding Bitcoin energy consumption
Proof of Work gives a trustless model for resilience and security, including identifying assets and preventing fraud and risk, protecting critical infrastructure, detecting activities on a network, and more.
Bitcoin Association letter to Governor Hochul
In this letter to Hochul, the Bitcoin Association highlights its efforts to reduce emissions associated with Bitcoin mining while urging the city to explore other utilities to slash carbon footprints.
Web 3.0 at Miami Art Week
Retail investors talk poorly of blockchain projects and are skeptical about their future because most of them invested in vaporware which is now down 85% on their initial investment.
Comments regarding the Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2022
Daugherty applauds the lawmakers for seeking solutions to stem illicit finance into ‘cryptocurrencies,’ but this bill also demonstrates the need for legislators to not over-regulate the space.
The universe is a timechain – the quantum universal timeframe
Craig Wright's time theory states that quantum entanglement doesn't require any information traveling under observable physics and suggests that an infinite amount of data is contained in the universe.
Bitcoin futures surge despite FTX collapse
The FTX's implosion led to prices of some virtual currencies tumbling, while other tokens skyrocketed because the 'crypto' market is not based on utility but rather on speculation.
Payment must change – credit card is a systemic ripoff
People don’t understand that the credit card system is a high-interest, short-term rolling debt/loan that is deceptively imposed on consumers.